04/28/2026
You didn't think we'd have Thrashnetic without the return of one of Josh's favorites in here did you?
Subspace and Thrashnetic bring you the one and only am.psych.
It's been a long time. I'm sure you don't need an intro to one of Milwaukee's longest running industrial acts, do you?
If you were at T1, then you know what to expect. Loud guitars, gritty vocals, bass and synths that punch you in the gut, and drum beats that make you move.
Expect all that and then some this time around.
Don't forget to check back on Friday when we announce the headliner for the show. You're not going to want to miss it.
(Rusty here. So this might get a little wordy, and a little sappy.)
The first Thrashnetic held a special place in my heart. I had just come back to the band with one show under my belt after being away for a little more than a decade. For some of those shows in my first run, Josh was there. Chemlab/16volt/am.psych show? Josh was there. Shows at Club Anything when he clearly shouldn't have been there. Yeah, he was there. I knew him from when he was way small and the joke was always that Josh was John's "starter kid" and helped him become the dad that he is today to his kids.
Fast forward a bit, John and I didn't talk for almost 10 years. We were stubborn. Neither of us budging to start the conversation. Then in an instant that didn't matter anymore. I called John and asked what he needed. And that started conversations. Healing happened. We both talk to each other now when things are bad, and when things are good. Moments notice porch hangs because we just need one another to vent. We celebrate each other's wins when they happen, and pick each other up when things aren't as awesome. He's family and I love the guy and tell him as much when I see him.
Thrashnetic will always be a reminder to me to tell my friends I love them. Anything can happen. Life can change in an instant.
Thrashnetic is a special place mentally for me. But, Thrashnetic will always be
